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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-30
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
A GREAT Loss Of LIFE
ire psoPgtleR vgsNoN wsscklD-
All hsF F.sseag~rs sd tie nattrs Grew
sefpsssd - azss Besn Lsst-A re
nalaasF 81. tss Ba<asa sss.1asr
ChasDliA.

AILwAUk9s Oh. S9.-The propeller Yer
nen. which took las pace. oa tAs Northern
Michigan Lice. q TIE ii f4iea Chaap pain,
the burning 0f watch. nssr ChzElsyoix l2sg
May. resulted in saen e fearful disaster,
vas wrecked in The terrible gale that swepl
over Lake Michigan On Saturday. her
entire crew. consisting Of twenty-five per
sons. and passengers, number unkn0wE.
are supposed 70 have been lost. The Vel
non Was one OF the finest passenger boats
on the lake. and run opposite 70 the Law
renee between Chicago and Cheboygan,
stopping at Petosksy Chsrlsyoix, Trsyerss
City, Norhport. leland and Frankfort,
leaving Frankfort for this city. She prob
ably left Frankfort Saturday morning
The Vernon was valued at $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
POSTAL TELEGRAP
SENATOR culLoM AoeocATeiT
He favors the tsfsbtishment of New
Lines by th' Goseranset Is-
stead Of Busing Those
Now ia Tee.

WAsHINGrON, Get. 80.-SenAtor CullOm
has arrived in Washington. The Senator
strongly fAyors governmental control OF
the telegraph. He says be has been ia
favor Of a Government telegraph for years.
bat ever since ne reached conclusion on
the subject. hls time and mind IN the
Senate have been 30 engrossed with the
interS STATE Commerce bill that he could
not 20 into other matters IN which he WAS
- mucn interested. NOW, that / have
this bill oil my shoulders" continued The
senator. Il shall do what can 10 urge
Government or postal telegraph Dill, in the
Senate. anu If no one else will introduce a
blli. will draft and introduce one myself.
The subject has bceu area1y before tue
Committee on POsl Offices and Post Roads.
It's possible that the prospects OF the per
msnent riyal lines, which seemed 80 fair
when the Baltimore & Ohio constructed It's
system. led some " no were in favor OF such
measure, into TEN pOrary condition OF
indifference. The entire telegraph system
OF the country is practically controlled by
one man. Telegraph communication Is al
his mercy. The business and commercial
secrets ot the whole c0uatry are at his COM
nia1u. lie can SEND the business tnef-
moneier Up OF down 81 Will; 1t Is surely
nigh time 10 take steps 10 place the control
OF the telegraph system IN the hands OF the
people. ! would rot attempt 10 bargain
with Jay Gould or any other man for the
purchase of lines already built. fhe Gov
ernment should construct its own system.
IL would be advisable, i presume, 10 place IL
IN control OF the POstoiilce Department
believe the Senate IS fully ready Tor the
question, and that such bill. Il introduced,
would pass without serious objection"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
THEIR wuIsKERs.

when some raise whiskers the BARRIERS
itch.
What " Y sc,ibener lacks on his bead
he has Oh h.s face.
Fred Rice has a moustsobe like unto
Grover Cleyelands.
The wbiskers on the earth have quit
spr0uiing until Spring.
Nc. johnson would not resemble Ben
Butler II he wore wbiskers
E.B. Fisher. OF the Eggic, never paris
the wbiskers which be wears
TT. Carroll and John C. Kendall wear
their whiskers a 10 Prince of Wales.
Emory /. Bridge has a beard ike tbe tai
Of rabbit going through bean patch.
Harry Hutbsr5s moossache has the color
and appearance of g fresh vbsst stUbbie.
DID vou ever bear Papa a Y. Psntlind
whistle through bis uhiakers 81 e bell boy
How the bows do toy and play with their
first whiskers. Names too numerous W
mention.
supervisor Simon Sullivan owes be fof
tune 20 his whiskers. He hss saved D in
Laundry bills.
Several vel known individuals in town
wear wbisssrs. thinking they can decsive
people e. TO their nationally.
They say sam Watson has besD usinr
Iass9n's BAR FestoreF Dut q no svsia BIS
lace il Sc sick - p new born babe.
Whiskerr. vbisg WHISKY. How fhe
oifr ~ he f0rintr does lone ngv ciiar q.
the lsttef. psT,iculariy 81 you sfs msfrisd
Ds5bv Huu hsa bsen seen with whisksf,
re sr4. lsnflv rsIaaIns iD 80 u0use sui
tAe uina does not gsi any cbsDcs A. ttefn.
on. M vbst huge long-frs .ine
r..s,. aefs leo Fisher hss- Hls vOirs a.
snafners though srs too. toe sestbe'ic fef
ssefs
No one hss sseceeaed IN Determining fbs
+ -. ~ Peter Dorar ~ ustscns uf Eoi e
ys. 8arinr rs. .B sne forgot ~ ar if snl
.f ssl tnts r8slF
Wbea Nsvof D.ksrasn ssv zen p.lff 70
ARD 81 account ~ tie sp.cr So ~ tue
Unks ~ Mar bgfoukb - started . growth
u e.de ~Hiskefs.
Whsr hu1s lsrgs vhiekert Boyd psn'
Ef.6 would hsve - fscs . egeioue w,th [
- 19uld si then frov bai BE- prefers ~
have people take hu for 81 actor o. clergt
rrHu
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
HOPE FOR FlELOEN.
Reliable Information That Governor
Ogissby VIII Commute His Sentence.

Reliable Information That Governor
Ogissby VIII Commute His Sentence.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Informstion of the
most reliable character has been received
that Samuel Pielden. one OF the condemned
anarchists is likely to have his sentence of
death commuted to imprisonment by Gov
ernor Oglesby. There has been all along a
strong feeling that Fielden, while mani
testify ansrchistic in his platform teachings,
was net a conspirEtor knowingly to the
murder OF any one, and q number OF his
friends VINO are prominent ia business cir
cIes have presented petition To Governor
OglesDy, asking for executive olemency.
Fielden is said TO Lave signed a petition.
being the first of the condemned men To
sue Tor mercy. 1t is stated that the petit
TONERS have been assured by- the Governor
that the prayer of the petition will be
granted In case OF the non-infiuence of the
United States Supreme Court. IL also
stated that Parsons, Schwab and Fischer
will also stand good chance TO receive a
Commutation of their sentences if they
permit them 10 make the request, which
they have 50 far failed to- DO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
sIauy Macs" 4"

A correspondent Of the Bay City Tribune
writing from Aiger, Arenac county, says
that in the camp Of Rust Bros, a mile
west Of that place, Is rather curious coin
cldencc in the matter OF names among men
gathered there from widely different parts
OF the country. There are forty-two men
at work in the camp, ana OF these thirteen
bear the surname Of Mcdonald. Here is
the lisi: George Mcdonald, Hugh Nc
Donald. Daniel Angus Mcdonald. Angus
Mcdonald, Sr., Finday Mcdonald, Angus
Mcdonald, Jr.. John Mcdonald, Findlsy
Mcdonald, John Mcdonald. Duncan No
Donald, James Mcdonald. John u. Melon
aid and george j. Mcdonald Fred West
the foreman oi the camp, feels not little
proud OF his crew. though confusion some
times results nom the similarity Ol names.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
SIR Charles Dixie and the Army.

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Sir Charles Dilkss first
series of articles in the F0rf,ughtiy Reriei0,
on the Britizh army, renews the alarmisi
views that Great Britain is unpreparei to
cope with a European power. Sir Charles
argues that the expenditure of fs,0O0OO0
for new rifles. and S2.5OO,000 in fortifying
military and commercial stations, is al alb
solute necessity, without counting the sd-
visibility OF improving the organization
and equipment. He further believes that
an expenditure Of from 100000 TO 50
100000 in fortiiyihg positions around Lon
don will distinctly pay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

IsF sfasa~s p1A 1Eet every @otasT
~ @sas aaf asse. tEas g - e. tae
slasi stslns. EseF s. asaa - t4e h.A0sa. a1i
aEe "a ehasr aes ea1 tF sal - - e---t,
tses sas-l ~ sez4 ttsg Ing rec - 1srber.
& keg every Yelax e4Aa ttaf ta 9Fas CAS-
sa 81 @24t ~ tss .r1sse - tsol, b l-lszls
- -. tAe1za - exee..eaee - Eizh rL4t yo2
eaaast re4.h lt rs who starts oag Is Afs
wlzA aig1 tleal e ckaraeteF ana fzlta IN
is artaia1aelE. al l1si alz1-ss Z iuesse1 fFozn
q lto1s41d telaptalieus
fhsrs - aa11slinceHt Eoasiosstiss before
each ol ya1 YeCag nen 4 tAe stsist baaTr,
aat tbs h1eYsat step sAd tks oouLsalng
spsriE I would marshal yos for grand
sanieFsfn-nt t,od Bon prov idss Tor yoa The
neat sud the srnor 2ad ths foftncstloas
~ - is ga tse Lord siae4 TIE eaptslH of TIA
zglAFes "a anclsnt times, u encourage tksln
8xainsf Ihs iiuusenss osiiis Oh TIE si4e II their
eslel1ies. sald Come my uea. look tkess
fellows ID the faos. Ihey are (. 90. yo0 are
10. Surely the match Il even That
speech gave thsIn the victory. 30 nSt, ny
bearer, tisnayed At any time ~ what seems
inlInense ODDS against You Is fortune, =
want Of education, are men, are devils
against youf Though the ulultitaaes Of earth
and bell confront yoa, stand up 70 tie
charge WIKI 10000 against yoa the
match l. Just even. Nay, YOU have decided
advantage. II God bo for Us. Who can be
against usf Thus protested, you need not
spend much tiase IA answering your 4ssail-
ants
Many years ago word came % me that two
lmpostors, as temperance lecturers, had heen
speaking ia Ohio Ia various places and Civ
ing their experience, and they told their
audience that they had long been intimate
with me and had become drunkaris by dining
AZ my table. where | always had liquors OF
AL sorts Indignant % the last degree
went down "a Patrick Campbell, chief OF
Brooklyn police, saying was going 20 start
that night for Ohio % have these vii
lains arrested, and I wsgted him TO
tell ma how % make the arrest. He smiled
and said: 'Do not waste your time b. cAas-
ing thess niea Go home and do Jour work.
aud they can do you no HARM / took his
counsel aud all Was well Long ago made
up my mind that if one viii put his trust In
God and be faithful 10 duty he need Ut fear
any evil Have God on your side, young
man, and ali the combined forces Of earth
and hell can do you no damage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
HOW THEY DODGE The LAW.
Way Tor Ofics Holders to Contribute to
Campaign Funds.


WasHINGroN, Oct. 30.-Today's Post says
that the Ohio and New York Democratic
Associations here have about determ ned
TO send their members home 10 vote. There
has been considerable gossip recently as to
the ethods of contributions for the next
campaign, many of the Government clerks
having expressed desire in this direction.
but under the CIVIL Service rules they know
lot how 20 get In their contributions. On
Thursday the Pos, declared itself ready to
receive and forward all contributions. As
the proprietor of the Post is not a
Federal Office holder he may receive
political contributions from government
employees, and the latter by depositing their
funds with him eyade the civil service
clause which ioTbids such payments to
Federal officers. Ioday's Post publishes
the following: There's $40 for the New
York campaign fund" said Gen. A. b.
UpshAw, Assistant Commissioner of Indian
Affairs TO the Post yesterday, as he took a
new crisp note from his pocket and over the
round face of Civil service Commissioner
O5erly, IN whose presence this transaction
took place, there passed q happy God
bIess-you' sort OF smile.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Belief that President Grevy VIII Not
Resign.

PARIS. Oct. 3O-The defeat OF the Gov
eminent in the Chamber of Deputies yes
teFday on the motion TO proceed to the
order OF the day was a complete surprise to
the Ministry, and the result may be said to
have been equally surprising to its oppo-
nents. The adverse vote, however, is be-
lieyed 10 mean the downfall of the Rcuyier
Cabinet. and viii have a great influence
upon the course of President Grevy aud
several others who have been indirectly
affected by the Csfarel- Wilson scan dals.
The opinion IS generally prevalent that the
action OF the Chamber denotes that NJ.
Rouvicrs supporters have become perman-
emily divided. and If that be the case the
days Of President 6reyy are numbered. lt
Is now asserted that President Grevy has
abandoned all ideas of resigning, aud is
stronger IN his resolve to stick than he has
ever been upon previous occasions when
Clique or party have been clamoring for bis
withdrawal. This resolve is said to be due
TO bis conviction that the overthrow of NJ.
Rodvicr's Government is Imminent, and
that he will be able to diasrm the oppo-
stion and pacate the enemies of NJ. Will
son in the Chamber OF Deputies by a judi
dious disposition of patronage in tie for
nation of a new Cabinet; whether this be
true or not the assertion has elements of
probability and easily g1ins credence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 3o.-A special
from Birmingham, Ala, to the american
says The Corona Coal aud Coke Com
pany yesterday filed their articles Of incor.
porstion. with Joseph w Burk Of Jack
sonvilIe. Ala. aud 5. b. Ausgrove and J.
c. Musgro-e, Of Jasper. Als, as incorpora-
tors. The capi'al stock of the compsny IS
placed at Sl.5p0.eJ0. Their prinoip pal place
of business viii be 81 Birmingham. end
their operations will iBcluie the mining
transportation and selling OF coal. iron.
stone, etc. and boring Tor oil and gss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

On a rc-snt visit q san Francisco. Mrs.
Shepherd aaughser of the lsfe " an H.
Vanderbilt together vith her husband ard =
party q her friends FBade tour ~ Chins
town While in this section q sss city - 90
curTf3 q t1s party - stop aHd iBnca a a
Chinees restaurant. ard selecting che knorH
10 be fret caess entered ard prepared - do
justice 90 tb4 asinfi-s suf luyuries vkich
-srs r. - rlsosd before faern - tss dssrre
TN q the proprietor Ns 1egsp ths noers
~ifh ~hat is krosn s. birds nest -onp. for
~hloh ~. Ivies foows1 s - per fisie
Tais ves folored - sharks firs a. G per
pate Several ctrsr eeicsrI-. ~sr- serT>3
- st e1u rpiersie Jglc-=. a. - -ties
seeuea 81 - rs shs8 ~ fhe Euesas
= 1e Creates Israrv - 81 anc t1s orse u.,<t
sni1ved -ss re Tea vlirh - kne~n ss ere
rerar's tee 80 IS rr-er imported O. tils
~ouruF it trHf ~ n sTnaiI p~ret.s fast
sEs1f ~ rlsse ore -ar ~ - 7hess rar
-rs eoa-t g sssa p.sse ~ vr~sa - barr
1.lr sae-t ins s.et ef a. orssfssrT raetet ~
fea.t ard 80 80 : tied 81 tiis fttie
n-strr ~ sresrs ~ 49, s-fer fsrsa1 5als
is pieces , vtirh = th~n tl-s 49,
- 1rg kst ss-rr sac ssc~Fe - sfa-1 foF s
fs- rnrra-rrs ssse r. ~~ssT f-r - Tss
sr1ns srsi-z froE ffa- - b sseneealng -
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7u~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
CHAMBERLAIN INTERVIEWED.
He Proposes TO spend Some Time In
Travelling In This Country.

LONDON, Oct. 30.--kr. Chamberlain was
interviewed by a United Press corresponds
ent yesterday after he had gone aboard the
steamer Etruria. lie stated that on his ar
rival in America ne intended to 90 directly
10 Washington aud not to Ottawa rs some
Canadian newspapers had stated. Cham
berlsin said that be proposed to disregard
the structures made by certain Canadian
and American journals. and that their hos
tile c. ue4sms would not interfere al all in
the performance OF his duties Afser hn-
ishing his lab)Ts IN connection with the
fishery commission IL Is his intention to
see something of America and also Conada.
When asked 10 talk on political subjects he
said that he vas out of politics Tor a couple
of months and did not care To talk on that
subject, brt be Was willing to say 10 those
who were hoping 10 have a parliament 81
Dublin soon that they would wait much
longer than they expected for such de
CidcC event
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
Plot for Novel.

Seventeen years ago Chauncey Barnes.
who worked in White Pigeon saloon, drove
south into LsGrsnge county. Ind. where
former sweetheart. Miss Dwight, was hold
ing picnic with school children. She was
their teacher. Bad habits contracted al
White Pigeon by Barnes had caused breach
between them. and he o.ugbt an interview
They sat down at foot Of tree and talked
for long time. Interview ended by Barnes
shooting girl through head several times,
and unsuccessfuily attempting suicide
Bullets. which went through girls head,
were Embedded IN tree. Scars yet visible
and over them some one has carved. "Mur-
der" Since tragedy Barnes friends have
been at work 10 secure his release from life
sentence IN prison. Governor Gray has
psrdoned him. He returns TO Michigan
prematurely old. and with little hope oi
future.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
Rumorsd. change, at tho white House.

WAsHiNGroN, Oct 30.--It appears to be
generally conceded that Secretary Lamar is
booked tor the Supreme Court bench. The
people at the Executive Mansion are not
ready 10 talk about the matter, hence there
is nothing official to be said.
Apparently well defined rumor is afoat
that Colonel Villas has been offered, and ac-
cepted, lhe Secretaryship OF the Interior,
and that he will be succeeded By Colonel
Stevenson, who is nov his lirst assistant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31


te1k. tei. William % brscn eluae1
fne pe4cs lesay sn5 a43Essss3 al inaaenss
laeetiag a. Nznturk jasl Hor.n u here
There w4s . iArss cfosd present. sagne Of
wbolo wege u.o9Dtea on EorseaAcs. hAYiDs
Eais would probably Re his l1st day 81
llberiy fsr soLae tine and declared thai hs
s4s pIO41 - spSno a. Win t4ea. lie
t.aicale1 bsliours l1ss "a rrpressing SgitA-
uoD ia lf~l2Hd ~ co8nuing Nationalist
AesDosrs of Parliament who vere simply
cutpostS ~ al ARMY ~ NVeu0n 81 the
lfisn race sno Nsre scsiiefe1 lo Ell paris
ct the werid. II lhis vas conspiracy 90
ssoeli ghe rights ot iTsiSra a. they we're
TMed. theH lt was q conspiracy which
possessed every sismenT calculated - maze
National greatness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

In order 10 prove the advantages OF the
military drill in the physical DEVELOPMENT
of the students at the Michigan Military
Academy, each boy is weighed and careful
measurements taken III his hight. chest and
arms al the time OF his admission. Inis
year, At the end OF SIX weeks. second
measurement was raade with most satlsiac-
tory results, as there was found 10 De an
average increase of over SIX pounds for
each cadet. ana grand aggregate of nearly
elgnt hundred pounds OF good, healthy
bone and muscle in this short time, and
this without one single case OF sickness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
DRY GOODS!
Spring 4 Company !
Dress Goods.

We are constantly ecs
ing aud displaying on
counters new mate II Ilr
the Fall and Winter .Year 1s
colors and fabrics oi winch
are varied ia the evr =.
On our SILK cor Ia
we are showing rich u besn-
tltul Silks. Moir Antique 81
vets and Pushes, al reyiling
with each other IN richness
aud beauty ia colos1ng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

WssaIvsToy, oet 3o.--Tbs secretary 81
stsie e il rsoeiTt u noe from the
Cbiness Mlnls.er hers returning. ~ g
ton of hs Government Eorsf9n ni
the kock spri1Es in1snBIfT. stsir sTEro-
priatei ar Lougrezs whsC1 FFrre-.
the sstozat ~ siK cisiaes which in tte
6nsi ais.rlsafi7n - tbe approprlsilos hsrs
t-eu sscerts nd 90 re daplsest ass Nr
EsYsrd Pas appropriately sxEoT 80
this hons~z-'s seton q Ibe C1insse Gov.
eminent. sn1 tns s11 % A. rsf1neei ~iI
- coveres int0 TIE I-sseurF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

KsNEsKEs. III, Oct y-Duung the
past two nights burglars entered the high
School Building. the German Catholic and
the First Methodist churches. taxing from
the school building diciionsriss clocks snd
rszetteers. and from the enurchs Gem rls.i-
ion plate and other vsiusbles % the amean
of S75. The public aooi haiid ngs -
Momsnce wss also recently rotoei of a
set o. sncyl ore 3iss, new 1ictionares etc
These as.ts are beksvsi 10 Be the vork cf
Q gag going through ile State
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
MeGlrnn and Thernas D.h.te.

NEw YosK. Oct So.-Dr. AcGlynn and
John Lloyd Thomas. OF Baltimore. had a
spirited debate At the Cooper's Union to-
day gpon the relative ira poFtsnce 70 human
itT az prohibition and single land tar.
The house va filed at the conclusion Of
Dr. McGlynns : speech it vas evident that
his opponent vas no match FOR him. either
in argument OF oratory. Thomas confined
himself 10 making = speech ia favor of
Prohibition. AMI presented Ies arss 1ents
relative 60 the single tar tasorv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST.
A Severe Hurricane In the south of England
aud on the channel

LoSDoN. Der. 30.-A severe hurricane
which p,evs lei last night in the south of
EagIand and on the Channel made cad
havoc IN several places. Buildings were
unroofed ADD much damage done. -Four.
teen persons we're drowned in the Channel
and there may be greater loss Of life not as
vet repnrLel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Sax Fsax-lsoo. C,ct. So-This sesson hs-
proven most successful for the Pscifc
wa=,erss. The each reportei up - dsts
zs5 wtsie-. rhieh e. sn average ~ g 60
escss. nssez fhe total vslGs 81 to catch
g. 3 oo wtieh il The srEest for May
ve.S ls hss siso h~en particularly for
fnnase SEASON. II tae - rhst no vesse
rsre isst ~hich = ~ aaasoss --cord
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

sorrs naea wsre a. rsrs in ne srsvs. pif
- ~ esst psrf e - e.ty 80 esns osvs5
in 90 fouf nsu snd "a RI - hs~ses Iw3
ren ~r-s tske1 cat Haarrt sE7 80
nsraed Hals8 Hsene7 zns ~s-n Csras-
nsn vh0 resa6sd b.~s vevs 81 sf 0se -
the ke--ss vas - - - bsdg tssa - sso
- - 1914
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

QrEEysr0wx. oct. -. Lieutenant
Henn's sloop vaoh, Gslssea. which sailed
from NeF York OCT. II. arrived a. Queens
town yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
IN THF
Kid Glove DepaItnent

We are showing this week a
new and beautiful line OF Nous
ouctajre Gloves with back and
Cuffs heavily embroidered.
These gicvcs ere the handso1n-
est we nave ever shown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

NsT 1cRk. oet 5l.--secre1ary Whitasv
svsnt foc-e cai-tiy a. hss home ~ ths
cstV. HIS tealrh = inp~.~ins. bgt - pkT-
sirisn hss r~p@stef his c-ter tssr - score
tsrv seal xsep sas-5lsbely 4oset sor ier
asyA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

eress f-ieTes ss go -rsf -pris7 ~ f.s
- T z-3 roos gresf see So nst r.
s~>a>1 go - srsu trNseta = very ssney
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
Cloak DEPARTMENT..
Special Efforts

TO give the very best and most
stylish garments for tie east
money 30 sible. and SIC are
happy 10 say. from Our iarge
sales and expIe ION o. sat
isiactiOn or every sde. oar
effort have been cr0sned
with a very hatteunQ success.
We cordially extend TO every
lady an invitation - examine
our STYLES. QukLIT " and
PRIcEs before making their
selections.
On Cbildrens an5 Misses
Garments our sales tins sea "a
have been enormous. Every
thing Ia iabrics and tyles
from 2 % u year of ago re
on exhibition. AM a. for prices
we are the lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
Striped Fabrics

in profus on. the stripes being
mostly IF Plush o" Velvet ON
a plain ground. OD the
WooLEN DRESS GOODS
Counters We are showing new
fabrics and new designs every
day-checks, stripes and fancy
mixtures leading. We have
Just received a large invoice *
Broadcloths, ia all thc p0pa-
lar shades. This style OF
dress fabrics has never Teen
SO popular a. Il has proved
this season. rich and warm,
and in colors the handsomes1.
Nothing we show can eclipse
Il. We have thss dag placed
or sale a arge and Well-,e'-
ected line OF lienerle "a
Cloths. IN all the light shades,
Tor arty and evening wear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

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~ tks s-aoars ~ ss9zzzz ssrinz ths oefs.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

ia CameIsbair fabrics We
are able 20 show some new
styles-ocean blues and the
copper hues PREVAILING. Oar
Com oiDatiOn Suitings are
without parallel either at
home or abroad. Al 10. -
and - dollars we are without
competitors. Our
Cloak Department.
fIom early morning Until
closing time the counter Tor
activity and excitement. We
have this season made
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
THE
Trimming ID partment

Is more fhsn rcupiete i- n
the styles for this season. ll9
Trimmings for ladies' Earr-er-s
are numerous snd &C
rich. consis ng o. ble1
rsssefrse rttrfc e. fel-ef
gallons worked with siIs. 20
silver and metals IN a. G. 0fs.
genuine fuiS md limitation iurs.
made o. CT fss hers. - sli tar
colors corresponding with m
fashionable materials.